Spine title: Songs 1

Collection of 56 pieces of sheet music

Partial list of composers added in pencil on front free endpaper

Contents: Storace, Stephen. Tho' pleasure swell the jovial cry ... in Mahmoud, [n.d.] -- Daughter of Gods, [n.d.] -- Arnold. The hardy sailor. A favorite song in the Castle of Andalusia, [n.d.] -- Carter. The sea fight, [n.d.] -- Summer, [n.d.] -- Bayley, John and Spofforth, Reginald. The death of Anna, [n.d.] -- Shield, William. Golden treasures ... in the opera of Fontainbleau, [n.d.] -- In my pleasant native plains, [n.d.] -- A favourite song, [n.d.] -- Mazzinghi, Joseph. Depriv'd of thee twere only woe, [n.d.] -- Rimbault, S. F. The morn appears with beauty round, [n.d.] -- Callcott, J. W. You gentlemen of England ... taken form the celbrated glee of The new mariners ... & in the new opera of The travellers in Switzerland, [n.d.] -- Hook. Ah welladay poor Anna, [n.d.] -- Shield, William. The laughing powr's ... in the opera of Robin Hood, [n.d.] -- Hark the warbling choir sings ... [from Robin Hood], [n.d.] -- Krietzer, M. Ah, Lodoiska! ... in the opera of Lodoiska, [n.d.] -- Attwood. The favorite song ... in the Fairy festival, [n.d.] -- Carter, J. Anna's lullaby, [n.d.] -- Dibdin. Lovely Nan ... [in the] new entertainment called Great news, or, A trip to the antipodes, [n.d.] -- Shield, William. Since all my hopes dear maid ... in the opera of Robin Hood, [n.d.] -- Shield, William. When Britain on the foaming main ... in The lock and key, [n.d.] -- Mazzinghi, Joseph. Oh what can match the pleasure ... in The majician no conjuror, [n.d.] -- Andreozzi. Descend some warring angel ... in the opera of Lodoiska, [n.d.] -- Mazzinhgi, Joseph. When placid night disfuses o'er the plain ... in The magicial no conjuror, [n.d.] -- Arne, Dr. Soft pleasing pains, [n.d.] -- Arnold. The health-giving chace, [n.d.] -- Knyvett, William. The banks of Chelmer, [n.d.] -- Storace, Stephen. Canzonet, [n.d.] -- Jarvis. I strike the Bachanalian string, [n.d.] -- Storace, Stephen. Canzonet, [n.d.] -- Arnold. Chace away care, [n.d.] -- Shield, William. With truth on her lips ... in the opera of Marian, [n.d.] -- Mazzinghi, Joseph. Why dares the eagle bends his flight, [n.d.] -- Carey, G. S. and Spofforth, Reginald. Edward and Editha, [n.d.] -- King, M. P. The liquid mirror, [n.d.] -- Giordani. The fields were gay, [n.d.] -- Arne. Nymphs and shepherds, [n.d.] -- Carter. Old England's wooden walls, [n.d.] -- Haydn. A prey to tender anguish, [n.d.] -- Shield, William. Quaff with me the purple wine ... introduced in Robin Hood, [n.d.] -- Carr, B. The little sailor boy, [n.d.] -- Dibdin. Tom Tackle ... [in the] new entertainment called Castles in the air, [n.d.] -- If gold cou'd lengthen life, a much admir'd old song, [n.d.] -- Handel. O beauteous queen, [n.d.] -- Mirth admit me, [n.d.] -- Kelly, Michael. Oh no my love no ... in the opera of Of age tomorrow, [n.d.] -- Storace, Stephen. From aloft the sailor looks around ... in No song no supper, [n.d.] -- Hook. Allen Brooke of Wyndermeer, [n.d.] -- Arne. The soldier tir'd, [n.d.] -- Dibdin, Charles. I was, d'ye see, a waterman, [n.d.] -- Linley, F. Through groves & flow'ry fields, [n.d.] -- Linley, F. Come come my jolly lads ... in the pantomime of Robinson Crusoe, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F. [Calm thou my soul kind Isis, and, Convey me to some peaceful shore, from the oratorio Alexander Balus], [n.d.] -- Arnold. The wand'ring sailor, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F. Hark he srikes the golden lyre [from Alexander Balus], [n.d.] -- Dibdin, Charles. Poor Tom, [n.d.] -- Plaintive warbler : air to the nightingale, [n.d.]

With book label of Thomas Gladstone on front pastedown

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